Oxford University Press eBooks· 2014· Book chapter
Africa in Stereo
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This book offers a new cultural history of pan-Africanism by analyzing how Africans engaged with African American music and its representations from 1890–2011, revealing music's role in fostering transnational black solidarity and 'stereomodernism'.
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